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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

John Uoacok Juno TO- 1884, conveyed the property
5o3 EIoysnthyo Jacob Cross who edately decided
the wife Of Horacek. accordance with the wishes
latter loiacck died lnestate February - 1874.
Ills daughter Kouba. has widow In tho su-
preme demanding that the be aside and
- her a. the next Of KIN. subject only
HrpmOthcrs gh ~ dover The plantH alleges that
father uudIy influenced 10 make the
Mrs after 10 had become Of unsound mind
OF prolonged Illness.
FRITZ Gro-sman's wife Wihclmne member OF Orlcn-
Lodge No 521 OF the knights and Ladies of Honor
DEATH August 20 1888 lie claimed that
r the orrr he entitled to ~ 900 at her death
and sued the Lodge for that amount The
troll yesterday before Justice Lonohuo and jury the
ca and interest rendered Justice Seckler appeared
iof the plaintiff and A. HOel1le for the defendant.
motion a trial o. tho suit OF Mary King otherwise
Minnie Clark against Hercules l. kiltsOn, of Com
kittsOn. which Jury recently decided that she
had legally married 10 him. In down for
the Special orm Of the supreme Court the nrst Mon
day IN Apr.
Ju t,e DOnohue Yesterday granted temporary injunction
restraining Melville o. Day and Others executors OF the
Gas Company Bait claimed to be the property
Of Hourly T. Atrll aud held by them security for
alleged Indebtedness.
Patrick Walsh. having been called thief by James
Campbell ia quarrel bill rendered the
work connection with building operations. sned him
10000 damages The tried yesterday
IruaI aud IN tho Superior Court resulted
for the latter and william ThOrnall for the plaintiff
Thomas Brennan the lawyer charged irregularities in
n estate Transaction with client before the
81 the supreme Court and
an extension O time TILL Thursday put erng ALL.
davits the motion for his disDarment
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FoRMosANs EMBRACING CIVILIZATION.

wAsnINGIos, March I'm a dispatch to the Depart
ment OF state Minister DENLY pays high compliment to
the present military administrator In Formosa who' the
Minister SAYS doing much to establish order and de-
yeop the resources the Island In the last year he has
been able TO bring subsection over four hundred VII
lagos with the result that 10000 people have embraced
civilization and over 10000 of abandoned land
have been reclaimed The previous condition OF affairs Is
exemphed By the of ViceConsul Cowles that
thousand murders year are charged upon the aborls
ines.
Consul Crowel of Annoy, speaking OF the energetic ad
instration OF the Governor General says that he
has instituted many and has erected govern
ment monopoly OF the canph0r industry ms says the
Consul is regarded by foreigners but the entering
wedge 10y the native authorities Of Formosa to similar
and important government nOnOp0hes IN Other ana
more important articles of industry and trade that might
cause rreparabe injury foreign commercial interests
connected the trade of Formosa SUCH Tor instance
Is the tea aud trade. And nearly all the tea
produced in FormOsa nds market in the United states
as well of the product the creation OF gov
eminent monopoes in that island may justly be viewed
with more than ordinary interest.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
CRIPPLED BY THE LACK OF FUNDS

ErFEcr UPON THE SIGNAL SERVICE OF The FAIL
URE OF THE GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL
WASHINGTON March THE signal Service Is likely 10
be sadly pnched by failure Of the General Deficiency
hill The deficiency estimates for this service aggre'
oaed S23 no. largo part Of the total being estimated
for poration and mileage The estimate Tor trans
portation OF and baggage, ETC., was q small hen'
amounting to 50 1926 but the failure OF Congress TO
appropriate that will canse much embarrassment,
for according the statement of the Chief Signal Ocer
Il is now impossible TO move man. even to discharge
or 70 enlist him. replace those who are dead or dan
rerously ILL., The of service OF number OF men mas
expired but they retained In the corps from iaoA
OF money 20 send them their homes The most serious
consequence OF the failure OF the BILL perhaps Will NC 'o
dscontnuance OF the storm warnings-cold waves e'o
at number Of important points owing to the failure Oh
the item appropriang 900 for teegraphng ana re-
,,ortc these warnings. 80 nearly exhausted Is he sun
now available for this purpose that heaVy cut us' 10
made in the service at very early uAy. ,rr-. -,
srhe said today that inc iiuIe VI
tbe Decisnc, bill will probably not In any way ihterero
with the operations of his Department except 70 ueay
estabshmen OF free delivery service IN new places
The Item of Sii2 asked for in the Dill 10 cover tne
st under existing contracts OF stamps ana stamped en-
welcomes in excess the estimates OF November $50 OF
40 much of il may be necessary Will no doubt Dc car
ried by contractors without protest until July 1881
when the regular appropriation goes into elect
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ycAoAs sAr 1nAr rnAlR WINES WIZ EoRegn.

JCRORS SAY THAT THEIR NAMES UEKE FORCED
uAEKsBJEG. March t,Pcc,a.-At the last scs ON o.
the BoaId PardOns the OF Samuel t. Me- abe
under death Tor The murder OF Joseph Rel
in Wayne County. argued Among the petitions pro-
scented by McCabcs attorneys from seven Of the
juror who convicted him. saying that they mad yielded
popular clan0r in making up their verdict and looking
they should not have given such verdict The
Board held The uuti March H. with the under
stanulug That there Is To he 10 caTgumcut aud ~ If
passed without any further action OF th at
tOrueS since The adjournment of the BOapl Recorder
Pearson has received cttcrs rom the District turury
Wayne County, who Ia opposing AcCaDc's cOninuti
tOn IN which he cnclOEcs statement fIom four Of tnc
seven jurors alluded TO, asserting that they mad
signed such paper presented by Mctabus attor-
neg . and that their names had been forged
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MALONE ON THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.

WASHINGTON, March THE Alexandria Gazette pub
fishes statement concerning General Mahones views on
the State debt Prior to his departure from Washington
the General had conversation upon this subject with
prominent Virginia Republican, and said with emphasis
that hc would allow his right arm to wither in its
socket before by word deed Of his through any In
Huenee he might possess he would aid in repudating
one cent of the just Indebtedness Of the State He was
not he said present prepared TO present his views al
length dvuge his plan for the settlement but at the
proper time he would make them known. In reference
10 the amount of the debt thinks there is no difficulty
I'm ,ts ascertajnmen and that II the and her cred
tors will employ able nanciers Of this country OF
from abroad would guarantee to demonstrate to them
by fact and figures the State and whatever
might be their decision he would pledge himself TO ABIDE
by and all his influence to secure Its adoption VI
his future political the General is uncertain but
il is the belief will the fight the coming
fall and will assume the leadership and in the event OF
success GROWING his efforts will again to the Senate
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Confidence ~ MS SIEcEs COOP JUDGMENT

Hui Fanton, lawyer Of this city uesocIatcd
with cA-Judgc Robertson IN the law lrm of Cio,c,
Robertson, FantOn & DOnnely, took bcrcncIy yc,-
tonIay the story tciosrdphed from Havana 10 New
YORK that his niece Miss ELlaDeth Couelia Law
renee, worth from $4,000 10 10000 IA her own
ugnt, had COIcl With young icnOw sludeut Na,-
ter Jones, At Cook Aca1cny that town n 49,,
stated III the report that a growing intimacy between
the two young people had been che, hta Ly MIR
Fantpn, Who VAS represented her gu,niltn and
who was sad q have guhrIcl his niece closely and
have been eager that Tho should MARRY I, mon
,Oung man, IIod, man by name. Mr. I,,n,nn 80,
yesterday that ia the hrst place his WHO Wa, Inc
guardian Of the girl and In the next place sho lad
never been restrained in the least adding:
"Sho l. young lady Of sterling cOmnio1 sense and
| have perfect confidence ia her INDICTMENT II .Lc
has gone and got married. have no douuf nat slo
acted scnoily aud wisely. should have preferred oi
course, that the usual custom should have Lren fI.
lowed with duo announcement etc. but ~ nv niece
has tahen this sep l should welcome her lii.Iaul
FOR such Is NY leiicf Ia her good sense and hnrni
that feel positive all viii turn out w,ll / la[r
bad no preference regarding whom sho shouId MARI,
and ! am sure that Mrs FantOn has not Size ,rlc.
britcd her twentieth birthday on Sltnrlov 7 re-
lived letter tO-lay hom Mrs Fanton wbo smoke
Of the LilthdIy hut made no Iefopnoe b tL, matnr
The young lady was 1T one time at school nd T1rIrn
CITY, but she had 10 haVo uero owing 20 throat
Troubles
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

iS IS s. ss g sss 81 s. ia ss ss s. ' iS H.
surREME 6oTE-GENEEAL m = 20 xaS q BTg a \
RFs 7a a g. sa7s So 81 81 s. % o. 81 s. "
n, Ne. fGgs ss5 4 Go d 7 b. ns5
1917 P9j 1872 Az IIs llid 4'6 1868 1905 HOS ia
81 stPRsxE GouEr-srcTAL TERS-PAET u-Before Beach
surREME c9uRI-crEeuI5 r p I.-BetOre - J-Ad.
SUPREME CouRT~tiRcuiT-PAR II-Before Andrews j.
Case Noday calendar r., no,o,o ,,,rrono,
JNNos 3lls 1863 3se2 Ss6S $50 SSH 80 r. 3S3 $s7i
$ 1852 ~ s77' $S ga So - 'O-0 ''' -0-i $780, ~
sUPREMK CoURr-CmculI-PaRr before Donohue 10
1884, l493 3767 1896 379s 3l63 1892 1868 300 400
7st 2225 S63 3ss S32l S'oS' 9olS SoZz 1885, "Zo''
CoURr-Before Rollins s.No day calendar
ceyssrIcAL IA dks ss7 .s 9 s j.
sTrEEoE lT FRY A6a -eioFe sedswiek
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAL TERN -PAGr II-Beore Freedman
N S9r i coSnr-Taht TETErARr III-BefOro DusrO
Nos 9Si. 5s5. 1926 1910:
JNG 5s cq i75s o 5og iua
COMMON PLEAs-GENERA Ikhn1Beore karrsmSre' g. Il
Is 81 ~ 81 50 90 q A. q S2 S S Alien -No
COMMON pLEAsTaAL Ts9MIP p G ore BSgk'tassr
Yss sS S 2 Ssss i s ! aos i5 Isl as sS
2$79 $50 2Ssi gas lS2 G9Jo i1g BEFORE DAILY j.
TEE s sp po d ds NE a% poo
p go SIS 1902 500 2S5 ~ COL GSs $50 6ls 4So &c.
CITY IIBeors Mcsd s5a Ga Ga
sG2 3s2. 7O4 $685. 2is5 $50 eoo oo' 500 oss -''
2si. 30S 1888 1893 49, 49,. NJ.
Nos 2 62O 1909 655. 5S7. od6 ESQ., 6Sl, o4i 22OO OIL
593, PAT. 657. LOAF. -, ~. ,,, o,s
COURT OYFR AND TERMINERBefore Barrett Judge ana
District Attorney Martine-No. l.
Court OF GENERAL sEssIoys-PARr Judge Gderseeyo
ami Assistant District Attorney Bedfori-NoA .,
7, D. o. TO- IL, H. 10, H. TO- 10, LIE Fioahss-oS 80
10 49,, -, ,.,... p.oor,ar
smyth District Attorney Pury-Nos = -
L. g. d, T. =, Q, 10. H. H. Is. -.
COURT GENERAL SKssI0N5-PARr Ill.--Belore Juigoo
Cowng and Assistant Attorney Dayis-Nos 10 81
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WILL SECRETARY WHITNEY RESIGN,

Udlitugfcn DtAptf'h 10 me Cincinnati Eog
Mr. whitney secretary OF the Navy Is said to bc fIe
who will next follow Mr.. Manning INTO retirement
Ills reslghato ~ thoughl VIII tate place about the
first Of May. This news comes from one OF the hest
sources OF information In Nsshngton-One which can
not be nppanuy dismissed IL may he set down as the
bald truth that Mr.. Whitney ontemplas re jcuation
AMI that unless he undergocs marked change OF view
there VIII shortly be new Secretary the Navy or
Mr. whitney prefer private pursuits to bubble
duties, but when NIL the surrounding circumstances are
considered there little for doubt his
OF the Navy Department will be the general grounds
OF dissatisfaction with the Presidents m,,erosness
There guarded runOrs of still other Cabinet changes
but they lack the convincing evidence which warrants
what has been said In this dispatch about the Treasury
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IAYoRING 4 STREET IMPROVEMENT.
THE NEED OF MAKING a HIGHWAY FROM SEVENTH
AVE- To WASHINGTON HEIGHTS


AVE. TO WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
The Mayor and his "cabinet" OF department heads
have yet considered the bill introduced in the Legs
lature by Senator Punktt to provide for the improve
ment Of Northumberland. nityfth-st from ST. Nicholas
place TO the McCombs Dam Bridge as TO establish n
passaoe highway from Seventh-ave over Onehundred.
andhity thrd-sI aud McCombs Dam road and over and
along Onehu uredand-hfty -hfth-st 10 Washington
Heights IL Is probable, however, that the bill will NOT
the Interested property owners says that the bi was
prepared at The urgent demand OF large body of rnn
and residents In neghboThood OF Mash
tngon heights, and was introduced by Mr. Plunktt az
their request In speaking OF the bill Mr. Thayer said
One -hfthst OF the Harlem "a the
last the island lett open made
phigkway between the two rivers Al Eighthave
station the elevated road. The
crossing fifteen above tide
established grade the crossing OF tie
west ogeen and OF the west OF that l05 feet
The grade OF roadway the OF
grade finished from river.
this recic and IL impossible provide for passage
the whole in the ordinary the surface
The local Ia the Improvement the
large and rapidly Increasing body Of Inhabitants numbering
thousands
The plan simply build street an elevated iron
roadway for all OF public
10 the MoCombs Dam Bridge similar
waited railroad at IL proposed
be eighty ect wide the street being l00
elevated railroad station. passage which viii
pijshed by sairwsys The proc
estimates and II Is believed the will
ceed $SO0o00 Upon the question whether this shall be pad
By the locality out 81 the general there is
be said Tho benefit OF the Improvement extends widely
that dicult 10 determine the limit The
ina line Of transit between ali the the low level
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MIscE1LANrous RAILwAY 1NrELLIGEXcE

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. March The feeling still prevails here
in railroad circles that President Corbin Of the Reading
is enieayorng TO bring President Roberts OF the Penn
sylvania and President Garrett OF the Baltimore and
Ohio together in friendly conference. Relations be-
tween the Reading and renny yana Railroad Companies
are more cordial, and President Corbn cannot give tue
Baltimore and Ohio the full advantages OF his lines with
out disturbing these relations IL Is believe that the OBJ
ject between MIR Roberts and Mr. Gar
the latter 10 accept accommodations 10 New
York the fennsylvani
Boston March (Spociah.-For some time rumors have
been anoat that the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad Company carrying negotiations with a
view TO establishing through connection from Chicago
TO New-York President rOng to-day emphatically de-
MED the statement. ne says that the AtchisOn has made
no attempt any connection with any line east Of
Chicago Louis aud has neither the intention to
cure connection desire for it. The story he
said made OF whole CLOTH also the statement
recently published that the Aihson try Ing 10 obtain
terminal facilities staten Island. When asked what
effect the alleged purchase OF the ST. Louis
and Francisco road Jay GOIld he stated that he
had just received teegr IN from The ~ Louis and san
Francisco office IN NewYOTk. saying that there II not "A
worn truth the report that Mr Gould has secured
control Of that road.
PHILADELPHIA March : (SpocidA.-The Reading Rail
road Company will begin at the construction Of
warehouses reception of freight at the Richmond
coal piers The company VIII cXpcnd 100000 in this
Improvement
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STATEN ISLAND CRICKET CLUE OFFICERS

The annual meeting for the election Of by the men,
beTs Of the Staten Island Cricket and Baseball was held
yesterday at the Produce Exchange. William Krobs IN the
chair The following ticket elected without
President William krebs: yiceprcsdent George s. scoled
gri secretary Norman = walker Jr; treasurer Edward j.
srldge William H. Davidge. George Alien. Duncan K
NO'Nell H. Eugene Alexander Robert T. O. Ruckln George
IRVINE Proctor w ill., Among the present were
Duncan X Norvel W. 5. Williams. W. Is Thomas O. = SEQ.
field Jr Cyl1l Wilson X. McGregor a. Cater NJ Donald
henry Eyre A. lie M9nlaigne W H. Dsyidge. r. Walker H.
NJ. Boyd T. BerminRham G. NJ. Harvey o. Aokman Ceors,
Irvine Reginald Walker and r. w. smith has not
engaged professional Trainer but expect 10 do before
end OF the month
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NO MORE TESTIMONY IN TIE rA1yE CASE.

Brief for the contestants points tho
Paine submitted Rollins yestcr-
day declared finally closed with the
ton summing up. which Will begin three weeks from
next Monday.
y Caryalho tho expert I'm penmanship test fed FUR
hcr support OF tho allegation tat portion OF TIE power
favor OF John II. Wadwe written after
Paine hat signed his Pierre Joseph Luer
whose house III Beocket. the lived. deposed
ta he searched Tolandor. tho fTenchman
his house Ia live three weeks before ranes
and disappeared at the time 81 tho robbery The
searched him that he had hoard that he had
something Mrs. DO rzeta Muller. recalled denied
some OF Wardwolls statements
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PREPARING FOR THE INTERSTATE LAW

PHILADELPHIA. March tSpeciaD-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company division freight agents met to-day ana
were given thorough instructions as to carrying into
effect the reduced number Of freight classcatons that
the company will observe under the Interstate Com
cree bill The officials of the company claim that matters
have sysemazed by them that the provisions OF
the bill can be put into effect with little friction.
CHICAGO March THE General Managers Of all the
interested in trnscontinental traihc met today
TO consider the reports OF the general passenger and
freight agents The first named adopted without
division II embraces the general principles IA
that agreed by the Western Associations
Ing special rates throwing open mileage tickets Ia ALL
and allowing the payment of commissions To regular
ticket The double tariffs arranged were referred
consideration to committee composed or l. j. Potter
j. C. STUDIOS. l. MoTTrcll and J. NJ. ilannafOrd.
The freight agents OF the Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota
lines to-day completed the work OF arranging rates al
junction points throughout their territory TO confirm
with through rates to Council Bluffs Sioux city and ST.
Paul excepting four and grain rates These cannot 10
regulated until the Northwestern roads reach compro-
mise Oh the through -four rates from St Paul aud Mime
apols TO Chicago.
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POST OFFICES FOR HUNGRY DEMOCRATS.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-Among the Presidential POI

masters appointed today were
Jane, w Erickson Freehold n. j., vice ~ L. Earring
ton. commission Expired John Johnson al Paterson, " j.
John L. COnkh. expired; John Il. eackeft
Buffalo y. " join NJ. Bedford commission expired
Henry Dave al Delhi " " vice II. y. Buckley commission
expired. muel J. Brown. at Havana " y. NJ H.
Weaver, commission expired Be1iamln Rhodes at Niagara
Falls y. ". vice Franklin Spaldng commission expired
James :. Davenport Rchhed Springs y. " r. A.
Kinds commission EXPIRE Frank q. BOlles at Unadils
N w. vice Henry Van Deusen commission EXPIRED Thomas
OConnor al Mellesyie ~ " vice W. W. Nichols deceased
Charles ". FELTON,, MateIye y. L. Bissel
Commission expired
Many reappointments as Presidential posmasters were
made to-day the Senate having failed the orig
inal nominations: among them, John c. Fairchild at
Mamaroneck y. Y,
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A GOOD WORD FOR FOPaRrp

WdshlHDfOH Iispdtoh 70 The LIeueIand Leadsr.
Ex-President Andrew ID. White, OF Cornell who IA I'm
This city, given dinner TO night Wizards by the
cornell Alumni Association OF asningon and In the
course Of his response 10 toast The Upiyer,y"
after speaking OF the wonderful progress which the ns
tuition has made, standing to-day third In the st of col
cges of the country so far endowments ana wealth.
ana kindred advantages concerned he allud ed 10 the
honorable positions 10 which OF ts alumni lavo at
tained. Among Others he mentioned the uame OF Coy
eruor Foraker OF ONO, whom he looked upon as one OF
The coming men OF the nation, w0ud worry likely
MI higher station. This hint OF possible future FRESH
dent the person Of the present Ohio took
The assembase by storm and they responded with loud
f,plu
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MILESTONE DEALERS cO,tprv,rc

combination Of North River buestone dealer has ,nst
been arranged by means oil which is proposed to raise the
prce buestOne and maintain n uniform rata An .,,o
viii hereafter be sold through the manager OF tho nool
Samuel CoykendalL oil klngson n. y has his one I'm
stewart uiding The combination ~, .1
the principal wholesale dealers who viii ca VI .
tain per OF the orders. MI. Coykendan 49,,
the payment The aIIange meat VIII hold Tor six
WORK Az dealers gave rebates mi n a.
This angement Is viewed with great disavor nv
tors dealers IN this city. - A'"''"S
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, March Z, ISL.
TRorTER.-Mr Trojter, the Recorder of Deeds for
the District called the White House today IN company
with Re order Matthews and formally presented
to the President. II was their first meeting.
TRADE Notwithstanding Secretary Farchild to- day
made arrangements for the redemption Of trade dollars
all the SubTreasuries and the Treasury here crcu-
lar on the subject issued this afternoon
MANDANUs oS Mr.. BAYARD.-The Court in General
Term to-day granted the application OF Stephen v White
for mandamus Secretary Bayard 10 compel the pay
ment OF ~, 500 which the petitioner claims due him
the last payment Of Mexican Mixed Commission
awards. bat winch The secretary refused To pay.
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INVESTIGATION BY TIE CIVIL SERVICE con-
MISSION.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Messrs Oberly and Lyman Of
the Civil Service Commission will 20 TO Philadelphia to-
night investigate the complaints OF violation of Civil
Service rules by Postmaster Harrity OF Philadelphia,
ard the Civil Service Board OF Examiners OF his Office
The Philadelphia Civil Service Reform Association which
has been Instrumental in bringing about the invesga-
ton declines make specific charges stating il does not
wish TO stand in the attitude of prosecutor but Will
asst ST the commission in its inquiries
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4 DINNER TO Ex-SPRAKER CARLISLE

B0si0l LttftT 70 Tie hpFihUieId AepubIicIn,
The ARRANGEMENTS for the postponed Bay state Club
dinner complete II VIII take tho form OF testi-
monial TO speaker Carlisle, whose presence Is now
sured. and among tho other guests outsde of the
who have promised TO bo Congressman
Springer ~ Illinois, Maybury Of Michigan. Wilson OF
West Virginia, McAdOo oil NewJorsey, and Matson OF In
The dinner viii DC held at tho Revere House Saur
day afternoon.
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FEATURES or TIE LABOR QUESTION.

Tho Italian freight handlers who went on strike from
the Shore Road have sent letter TO supcrnieud-
ent Haskell begging To be taken back They acknowledge
that they did wrong I'm striking, and claim that they only
did OF fear Of bodily injury. They further
planned that man named Lombard who hau charge OF
the hiring aud dIscafgng Of The demanded $40 or
l5 before he would put OF them back Victor Maggi
called Mr Haskell yesterday and Informed that
Lombard no longer ia the employ OF the company
A committee from District Assembly No. 81 called on
Mr. Alexander. IA Ihe CCiiyy Building tO n
settlement Of tne strike OF his bOokbndcrs could be
effected. Another conference will be held IN day
fntn